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B 7 W-‘XC. N0. 79 ' Established l894 University of Kentucky. Lexington, KOMudty independent since l97l Friday. February 2t, l986
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Alumnus r“ , » House subcomittee votes 9-0 , '
ex "'5 99 a . = to Withdraw funds to Marcos - ,.
l ' .‘ 1" I, I ’ _ . 5) R-IGRI'J'OR‘ 59kt” Stressing their bipartisan support~ into retirement while there is still ' ,
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! é?“ - . , .. . 55°C” ress tour Republicans jomed five Demo- “"19 ' ' '
- - x 1:“ . , crats in favor ot’the bill ‘ ' l ‘.
OfflClalS say 3611 w ., *' . WASHINGTON ~ A House panel Hep. Stephen J, Solarz UN Y \ day earlier. the Senate voted I ‘ - f, '
“(95%: a; K , voted unanimgusly'myesterday to hal; the subcommittee chairman. said overwhelinIinglIy in taviIir of a Ihipar . ' . I - ~ >1
4r . , direct LES. ai to e government 0 (h, . t , ‘ tisan. ll()ll-)lrl( ing reso ution (eclar- .- . V‘ , .
long supported UK . . ‘ i, . President Ferdinand Marcos of the full ﬂimgurihngtgf432?;u(p0::h:?: mil that the l’hlllpplm‘> PreMtlenlldl .." , .- " ‘.
sit-it and \l‘ri-imi-ts sk ‘ " ‘ Philippines and . to channel dfuture tee until after Hahih returns. m that t:lt'('tlIi)llI\IAILl> Ill':uldlllt’lll IapIdI does not . _ .V
7‘" \‘ humamtarlan assistance an cc:— his findings would be given ample (\pu‘“ ( 5‘” ”menu” 1 ”mm ' I , ' _' .- '4
Campus flags were at half staff ,} nomic aid through the Roman (IIat ‘ consideration before finalpassage : I II
yesterday to honor the death of one , olic church and other private But Solar]. said he felt it was im- s'olarz mm he had been assured 5/ l. '. f'
“1 UK‘S "1081 ardent supporters and . , ETOUPS- . . , ‘ portant to act qu1ckly to send a gig. li_\ an Inlt'i‘llledlzll‘} earlier in the 3 ‘ _‘ ‘ ,r .' '.-II\’. '
iund-raisers. Thomas P. "Tommy“ \ ‘ Most military aid would go intoIan ha] m the I,ihlhphmes that "we will “a. that the legislation has the ‘up ', ;~. .3159pr
“3]“ who “W" yesterday 0f chronic ' esciongc:3:ﬂ:nlt0 awalvtvhicah 12%;: not countenance a stolen election." PM" 0‘ PN‘Mdt’mlal opposition “mm ‘, '1
le emia. . ma '3 V - ~ . ‘ Two possible ways of setting a le- (WV "Wit/1”” Aqumo. “h" hi” V': 1 5'3.“ 73.7]
Hell. (it. a Lexington lawyer and ‘ mands the support of the people of gitimate hmhrmmij 5-th told m charged that trawl hi “am” and . I .I.II.
retired NF]. referee. had been hospi- the Philippines.I the billsaid. . lml‘lt't‘s later. would be through a hm supporters (hpmm hm. of “cm ', ‘. II.I_ .III
talized in St. Joseph Hospital since [In voting 9—0 in favor of the legs he“ election m, "prix-edures m in. “mm? Fell ”my...“ . -‘ . . ‘. . 'wII'
Feb. ti. spokeswoman Kim Lacy .I lation. members of the subcommitv 5m“ the perm” h ho clearlv “on the . , t I . _ '. ’~."
said. Members of his family were tee on Asian and IPaCific Affairs ”who” 1.,“ sure the thmhs solar/ saiii lllt' hill would send a . , '.' .I-
with him when he died at 821.3 a.m.. brushed aside objections from Rea» hint'lht‘ ingenuiti tot'indawai .. message to the hillllllplllt' ”mph, , , . Ir ,I
shesaid. gan administration offiCials. who ' ' that thi- l‘nimi shunt m, mm. f _ . V '. .‘
Bell, a former member of UK‘s . \ wanted the panel to wait untileresi- llt‘ said the "dwindling run of drawn its support tin the \larcos rc- - ' -» .
Board of Trustees and the Athletics dential emissary Philip Habib re- .\larcos supporters who should tell gimc while continunu its support ’ ._.. ' '. '
Board. was known across Kentucky turns from Manila to report on his him he cannot sui'wve Without and ass:stancc for Ylit‘ Philippine ' ' ' ' _'-.
as a booster of higher education. _ findings. American >Up0pm't and shOUJd R0 WW1“ ' f '.
For three years the UK alumnus , . . . - ~ '
was chairman of UK‘s annual giving ‘ =1}; 27 - . . . _- I. . , I. ..
fund. and for the lat three years he ' i «t. 3 Ph 1 h w , ‘ . - ‘ . '
served as chairman of the UK Fel- «f ,. l OSO er Ives Vle S . ‘ . 'I
low's Program. of, 5;. . . I .I . . _
“We‘ve lost it dear friend in i I; . ' . l b t th I i . ~ . V .
Tommy." said Terry Mobley. direc- .'- g on I era 10“ e0 Ogy ._ . . I . ‘ . "i
for of the development office. "He ., 2:; . , . .
had a real feel for the t'niversity f 3;}: . . . . . . .. -l' h, .,1 th ., t .. , ' '. . ‘ . .
and would do anything anyone asked - '35 B.“ .‘\l‘l.','x'\.';.l""R 5‘ ( “OH H ail"l::l:l( .‘h :11” "e presItZin MI. , -. > .V
lfit would helptheUniversity,” morocoulnsv our INFORMATION SIIVICIS hd'lor'dl L ”or l " -I‘ ‘ " ;‘hl all 1 erpIre ‘1 1 n 0 , . _ . .
“I personally have lest one of the Tommy Bell, a former member of the UK Board of Trustees, died . , . . . . . he pr‘llV I}; IV“ Testament I” . ~ * ‘ '1 .
best f - d l h d .. , 'd P "d it ofleukemio 0,0 e63 esterdo (ornel “est delivered a definition weak in >_\.\t(llil( analysis. just as u jar _ . . -
., no; 31 a gal .hrzblre.‘ _ g y . y of liberation theology last night that leftists lack moral. spiritual VISIOn. .. I ”i?! ‘ . ‘
(hm Ai mg. mm".- “ 0 W e iver Hell spent 1" years a” a referee m dent and a partner m the 13‘" firm 0‘ calls for discerning the political task he said. .3?- ' “‘ . V ‘
tI eIeuITOg) dtI Bells fpnehalIItfmgIr' the National, football league and Fowler. Measle and Bell. He was a of the Christian church in the light In ms talk. titled "Liberation The- i; ,, I- g . . .
:f’vﬁ't ommy r1; drn.” Mt Bah ? headed ”‘9 "”‘c'mmg "rm." ”t eight graduate 0t Henry (713." High School. of a particular understanding of in- ology and the American Dilemma. I25 . ‘ . _
”b ee ‘ ' ? ant . e. niversiy ab ”m football championship games “1'"le hi5 hiK'ht‘l‘W'S degree from stitutional forms of evil. The Status of Religion in the hated 2; . _, ﬂ ' . ' ’ ._
lut‘.‘~(~me M m ”NM valuable support- "MJPSUPWBOWI lllandIl} .. . ['K in 1948 and it 13‘“ deg“? here This discernment stems from ethi- States." West tried to "drive a . ' 3%?“ l . ‘, . .
u? l . ,. “.(i . h" f "lominy BC“ gave “'1‘ .“mCIat‘ l“".‘"‘i”‘-" later. cal reflection and systemic social wedge between two heresies" ~ the " 145‘ i M , ' . ‘ ‘ ‘
hfoxeftdl'h ( onan. Icanrnhino mg the same class. integrity and ”91"“) 5‘3“?“ on the board Ofdl‘ analysishesaid. Scylla of a qUietist Augustinianism 4. f.» 5%”? Z, ' ., ‘
tIiIllioaIr o Trids 995-;3' - . . ‘Is‘ItdI CtlnSIdel'HlH’“ that 3'50 marked h‘f rectors of the Heart Association He Liberation theology acknowledges overwhelmed by the tragic sense a; V -j ’. 3 ." ‘ ,
2““! 0:? not on ) {orptlehumf‘ei-El, 3 pr”fe$"3nﬂl Icareer as an attorney. ““5 a former Dre-“(19m 0f the GI‘CM‘ the centrality of a social-historical and the (‘harybdis of Promethea- 5»; é; ’I '_ . . .
dmk [he lym'ponhlfd t. (.)f .(T- “M NH‘ toinmissionerI PM? “0‘ “7‘ Lexington Area Chamber Of Com- analysis. said West. a scholar and nisin that imagines human power to ' ‘~-" A w» - Wt '5 . .
ihci)'ihlijlt‘tlh>?n'(iro “I many “in” lellcinzi statement from New \ork.II niercc and a past state chairman of philosopher from Yale Divmity create paradise. , .
“u” ‘u ‘ "' "‘ ”9'1““ 3 ““3“"‘9 14“““Rm” “’5" Net-Allml'sPagci School. Along with that descriptive seePHllUstll’HlZR.Page-l (‘onsuwrs'i' . . -
Former polit'c'an A&S event ‘ ' '
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black leader to give w" "" ”“595 funds , = ~
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cam us talk toda ' ; * . W for college ‘ ' -
p y - . ‘ V‘ 2 h . ‘ Staff reports I I . ‘ - , I,
ByBHAlH‘OOI’l-IH should give insight into "what peo- ' . ‘ 1 I' , The CollegeIIfif Arts & Sciences . . ' ' .' . .
Staff Writer ple have done, where they are now If ' , ' . , surpassed ”5 5-3-1000 goal during "5 ', I ' - .
and where they are going." up. ' ’ annual phoneathon that ended re- I I . I-
Shirley Chisholm, who in 1972 be- Chisholm. whose lecture is part of w” . Vs, I; cently. . . .' " - I'
came the first black woman to run t'l\"s observance of Afro-American ugam «ﬂ .~ . ,I .I VI ‘ The college collected $26.63] m _' . i .‘t ,I . 'I '~
for L'S' president. today WI“ speak History month. “"1! approach her g; ' ’1'; . .' l pledges from alumni during the ll- , ' . r . '
about the changes m the Lnited topic from .a “a?“ and a Wh'te p9.“ ,eg ‘ i: ) T“ , fair» " . . ,. day event. Ann Chapman. assistant . x ‘. ‘_I‘ .- 7
States since the 19605. . spective. discussing the changes in a" ‘ -‘ '5. .. ~ Q to the dean of the (1)”th said offi- . . f . i I . I.
The former senior democratic both races sincetheItios. II ; of“, - cials expect to meme about 75 per- I .‘ I II . I .-
House memberIfrom New York Will Parker called (hisholm a dy- V_ . , . t3 .1 . cent to 80 percent of the promised 1. I. 3' i.’ .fI _I
give a lecture titled "What has hap- namic person that has good chans- MA” ”was“: ' "mom . ’ ” «a money .' _ '3. ,I . :' -> '
pened since the W605 at noon in the ma." adding that she is familiar IV " _, . ‘ ‘ .' ._ . I . The mom} collected from the .‘ . ‘rI 1‘. '.- f-‘C.
Worsham Theater. With the history behind her subject. .«5 1. , 7, 7 ”t ‘ - ‘ . «I! phone~a-thon will be used to support .- ‘. r. 1 I _ .-
The lecture is co-sponsored by the Among the committees Chisholm ya .9 "a I . .~ the MM White fund. named for a . I; .. I.I!I .V_.:
Office of Minority Student Affairs served on in her 14 years in Cm :< kg: “ 9 " a s former A&S dean The fund is- used 1» . y " . t. f -'
and the Office ofIthe Vice Chancellor gross were the House Subcommittee g. ,. . e I 7’1??? 1‘ I, to help students with research pro- ’_ , ' 3 a , .' .‘ Z;
for Minority Affairs. on Forestry and Rural Villages. and ‘ ' " " ‘ .. . x f \ ' .. ' " jects. ; .. .-‘_ .1, 4. ' ';
“She is a IdymanicI speaker with the House Labor and Education i I - The phone‘a-thon “provided that V r 1.;
delivery that S appealing to people, Committee. I 3!} 3'1" little extra that can mean the differ- . I ' T" . “ if? ‘ 3';
said William Parker. Vice chancellor in 1977 she was appomted t0 the a” 3: ence between an outstanding educa . .‘i j“; I ’ ’ "
for minority affairs. . House Rules committee. where she . '—’ . I m ..., tion and a good education." (‘hap- .v ‘ ‘ , | if ' "9. -~‘.
“Some people might not like what was the first black American to hold tr‘ man said. adding that some of the ' 1" { f ' -‘,‘
she‘s going to say because she‘s not a seat. (‘hisholm retired from the a f . money “.1” be used for undergrad- I ItV‘I , .I'.:I
going to soft-pedal anyone — she‘s political arena in 1982 when she de- {at}: '....= “i uate scholarships . I, ' ‘. "I”:
also not gomg tooffend anyone." cided not to run for re-election. . 'f ' "1“ She credited the "hard work of the . 'I -. -, -. .
Although Parker did not know She currently holds the Purington *j II‘ student board members“ for the ~ ' . '~ 2 7'
what Chisholm would speak about Chair at Mount Holyoke College. the ‘ v” phoneathon‘s success _ . .
specifically. he said the lecture SeeLl-IADER.PageS ' ”Everything went as we“ or WI -. I . .
. . ter than i expected." she said “It _ -. ' . '. I ,
En n r k nd n ‘5‘ went so smoothly and so well 1 real- . ' . . 4
g] ee S wee e l g . ’ " ' ,V ly don't have any complaints about . .
"’ anything." ‘ . ', .
.th h'b't t t J. - About 25 businesses in Lexington ' - . .
vv , . I ' donated $750 in food and prizes for
1 ex 1 l S, con es s “i . 1%; caller-incentive activities such as a .
By SEAN ANDERSON ve10ped. “This is one case where he ' V if," _ "it . , pi ltgglngIferznza party and pm?“ for V - >
Staff Writer turned an idea into reality." ‘ 1/1? ,, ~ . - .
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The College of Engineering will Th 0 t t , t ,1 , t‘i‘j ‘ l _, _’ _.‘ "é“‘i . , . .5
end National Engineers Week with Irough u he day hire “ll be ; ”‘- » "‘~ git "i g . . tjfswx ‘. § 4g _
ho t f 9 various contests involving engi- .. » h . . . a: I ~. I V ”9%ny , , I ,
an own use omorl'ow l‘Ol'n a.m. neel‘ing undergraduata and hlgh , ' 2% f_ . 3. 2 II . . . . ’. ‘ . .3 Amtkw II NINTH. . _ .J.’
whamday's activities will begin SChmIStudems‘ ' ‘ = t ‘ agar ‘ ’ '
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With an address by Ray M. Bowen. Also. the agricultural engineering 3: y _ : 'r'. I we a» --" , , I “I. VIM 'ov 99k .
dean 0f the College 0‘ Engineering. department will be demonstrating a . ~ , ‘ - , w. "" ‘ {#5 000'" '°"'°"°‘” ° '
in Anderson Hall's engineering li- new machine for harvesting tobacco ‘ . - . ‘ a. . . on the Bulldogs. For a pro-
brary. on the front lawn of Anderson Hall. ' ‘ ' , *. View. mm. Page 2.
The address will be followed by a At 10 ll f h d ‘_ ‘I I, . - II
da of exhibits and student contests. am. 00 989 res men an 4. , ,-- ..
sax! Tony Szwilski. miate mfg. sophomores “l“ meet in the building ‘. :I t ’ "Z I I; — W W'h‘. PM
sor in the mining engineeriig de- for an orientation organized by Tau =~~ ‘ "ﬂock Cotton opened last
partment. Szwilski is coordinator for Beta PL theI PTOfSS'OmV‘l 9'18" ‘ _ . , . .. > . y .. night at UK. For a mi”.
theopen house. neering fraternity. The orientation '2 ‘ 3 ~ ' , . ‘ - ‘ ~ 0009"“. W3-
“It is an opportunity for all engi- will be conducted by Bowen and 1 , V,» I .
neers to celebrate their profession," otherensmerms professors a ,. . i. I swayemsmtmr
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5”“5'3‘ ““d' "‘d ‘° “a” 9" °p‘ The final exhibit w." be an egg i u'-~ 32*“ .A . .
portumty to demonstrate their con- . . . . ,, . , ‘ . ._!- . .
. . . . survwability contest at 1 pm. in the ~ -‘ * . . ' - .
tnbution to the commumty — in the mining lab Contestants will drop . .. ‘I s t V .t . . . . . w a?
stateofKentucky and nationw1de. eggs in what they hope are “crash- *“u " "A i‘ ’ ' " hams . .. u today will h M with U
The theme for the week has been proof"containers. . “‘"mmm’m ” W m d M
Engineers mining Ideas Into not and I Hi. «and ‘
Reality." One example of the theme National Engineers Week was first Net gain W“ h . ' ~ . - “
m; "profes‘ﬂmofbyum-iﬁ i’rof'oasionably Ezmghsgitylg DOVid 0W0". 0" UHdOCldOd freshman, ro- cided freshman Mike Thionomon (loft) and “~ﬂﬁ h“: ”2.
departmalt. He will Mt an ”I purpose is to brim visibility to the places a basketball not with the help of undo- electrical engineering freshman Brian Stopp. * h, , ' I .s
larged television screen that be de- profusion. . . .. . t»

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Sutton hopes Wildcats aren t peaking ._ ._ .. . 1. 5 . Mosley dou g g
too soon as league tourney approaCheS , A”. ; J ‘ L'ady Kat center Karen Mosley. who injured her left knee
9 . ~ against Alabama last week. is listed as doubtful for Sun-
“) .11111\.1l'R\' ‘ ' . ‘ﬂ 3 , ‘ 1‘23 day‘s matchup with No. 2-ranked Georgia.
- ASN-‘u‘m Sports Editor * , ' ‘ - - -- I i ' Mosley UK’s third-leading scorer (12.8 points per
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- cod '0. 6 .2‘ * " ' ‘ ” game) and second-leading rebounder (6.9), has missed the
‘ mlthellrjﬁlllif 5r: laxingbﬁfsketba‘iilsl \ - I l s .1 ,. ‘ 3&- I last two games. She will require surgery after the season.
teuin. 11's not hard to believe that 7“ ’ .1 - ’ t: ' 1a _ Georgia. 22-1 overall and 8-0 in the. Southeastern Con-
. ' W the “WNW“ “"9 “Deming b‘g ' .l ference, boasts p0551bly the top guard in the country With
. ' things ”‘ m“ upcoming postseason . . \ f ‘ Teresa Edwards, who averages 19.7 points and 5.8 re-
. . ‘, tournaments 7 ‘ . . «r bounds per game.
. ‘ ' - Just Tuesday :11 his weekly press a b - - 0.00 ‘ r ‘ ’ - - .
' - y luncheon. l'K coach Eddie Sutton \ ’4 *L a, ' V . A UK srecord is 17-8 overall and341n the conference.
. . , passed 01-1 .111) notion that his team I a ,: ... ‘ >_
‘ ' is looking to the Southeastern Con- , \ "- \ ' .- g r s‘ ‘1“ ' .- . .
. - V; ‘ - it-i‘ont-e tourney “We Just take one ' " . ' 'z. y KentUCky'LSU game "me ChangEd
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, '. 1 . “11:01:12: [hel 1mg.“ the Cats are RUDD Arena. in What Sutton called a... 3;”. Tipoff for the Wildcats game With LSU March 1 at
A A ; ~' beginning Y“ pal iht’mM’lWS on the “one_of our tie“ five games 0‘ the .. 1' ' V 0‘ - I Rupp Arena has been moved from 1:05 pm. to 3:05 pm.
‘V A - hack tor n 100 WP” done on the 5:93“ the Latslsurvwed a mild .- 3 f y a . at the rCQUCSi OfNBC.
. _ ‘_ ’ ' ' ‘ \ei'ut' oi “inning their 35th SEC “3:32:21 gie 3:11:32: as 24 points I) “ g f '4 ~ . " The move was made to assure the best ratings possible
~ i 0011;11:110121‘11111; pleased with “115 early inthe'second half, UK let its . ‘ ‘1 I ' é for the game, said UK athletics director Cliff Hagan.
-' ‘. ' ~' ' ' learn." said forward Kenny Walker. lead dwmdle ‘0 a '9"? five after ' > \ 2‘ .' t
. ' 10110111111: “(“me night's 80459 :utt'on' apparently didnt like what ,. _ . .» . . . .
' ,. ,1 - \1111 met 110.111.. “We‘re Just a ew-humed. f. f 11 1 I McGee, Van Emburgh team 9th in nation
.' . . _ huni'liot 1)\t‘l’.it‘htt‘\ 01‘s " . antleeien though “I: rzinteﬁgehiss‘ . ~-
‘ ' ‘ “tilt? $1);le lllllintﬁlfjgifnjsth: starters soon after that UK couldn't . '. In this week’s Head intercollegiate Tennis Standings.
"‘4 ‘.;i«‘1‘.111.\,i" ‘ ' . . ‘1 ‘ ,
' zltllltil“\.tl('it‘l:l; l'K 1” Ptiints «231. keep the Bulldogs totally 3‘ bay. f" .» , UK s top men 5 doubles team of Pat McGee and Greg Van
I rebounds 10 .11111.1ss1.~t.~ 5 in ad- nallywmning7469. ‘ , ' .5" 1 Emburgh are ranked ninth in the nation. ' _
‘ ‘ 3 0111011 1.» 11101-111111; four shots. making '1 had If“. them. If WK do“ .. ' - i ...: The Lady Kats’ No. 1 player. Tamaka Takagi, is 26th
- . . one steal. and mmnutting no turn‘ Xfemeigepliy'.‘flgitlgnnzgigeaftsgll: ' I ' "awn“. “"915..." in singles, and she and partner Sonia Hahn are ranked
. , . . 1 ,. ()\-e_.ll.\h:::l:)u‘:n wtlx’lledele pert-01“ Georgia game . UK's Rob Lock turned in a fine performance Wednesday. eighth in doubles. d h UK
" munce," said Sutton. rhetorically 3“" “MChedu'ed late-mght prac- winning streak snapped Wednesday Dennis Williams 193, and Willie An- After wmning three matches last. weeken , t e
aSKmt-‘y “hilt ”W “W3 All-Ameri- nee/Chalk talk that night seemed to night at the hands of Auburn on a dersont7.9). women's tennis team travel to Georgia to meet the un-
' um could do for an “1er wake the team up. UK clobbered 24-footer by Michael Jones with one “Georgia still has a lot of incen- ranked Lady Bulldogs tomorrow.
. . (it‘lllg lnIU IUIIIOPHHAB game “tilth Tesggsesm:'5;léxg;dearystlaiéealildcats Second remaining ﬁvedift," Sutton saidtl. unﬁey reﬁknzs The Lady Kats are coming off consecutive victories
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' :9::,),r1-:ic|1?a,:..,ul,1 1,221,121,113, .11 the have had a difficult time wmning on anyllggykiShfﬁorﬁggzéniigitggwaf team is v)ery.very important? .. over M1551551pp1 State, Minnesota and ’Wake Forest. We
‘ ' riuht “me the road. They've beaten LSU and Suttonsai d ‘ But have the champagne corks played really well last weekend, but we re gomg to have to
‘ i‘i‘ou always want to be at the end Alabama b." ”’0 mints on last-sec- Lackinga truly dominant scorer. begun flying in the UK locker room? play at least as well to just beat Georgia." said UK coach
01' ih“ year headed “Phi” Ill-“93d 0f ond shots .b-V 8°33; lilardenblnarggw- the Bulldogs place six players who “T1169 guys are pretty mature," Mike Patrick.
* sliding." he said- ‘3 ddefeatingt "1:1" thp 32:01.": Std: average eight points or better. For— Sutton sa1d.looking around the Wild-
, . TIP“fl '5 SChedUled {OF 3305 pm, an_ using 0 or ‘ ward Joe Ward leads the attack at cats practice yesterday.
Tht‘ gamt‘ “'1“ be broadcasi “3‘10” 34'” g . 16.4 points per game. followed by “They‘re pleased they have a
' 8“."0'1‘1‘5- Georgia. ”'10 overall and 7‘3 1n Donald Hartry (12.0). Horace Mc- share of the title. but they want to
' . . 1n the last t'K-Georgia meeting in the SEC. had an ll-game home-floor Millan 110,5). Dav1d Dunn 19.7), w1nit outright.
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sound system, 4 p.m. to 1 a.rn.: after hours on Saturday from i to 3:30 am. she who wrote n ‘5 one or mys- fee" is the talent 0f the aCtOl‘S- Mtll‘ . . ' l ' '.
”cover. teryIsI fineIst authors _ Agatha lins fills the stage as Poirot. amus~ Mr Mlster to In I ‘ '
lette- nee — 5m w. short so. tonight and tomorrow, Webb Wilder (blues). Ct‘T'Stte' It 5 UK 5 . 313.“ 00““: ing the audience with his accent and e g . . , , '
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er.- A select- — 2909 ltlohmond Road. Tonight and tomorrow, ouadra (rap “0‘ T eater °t the me Arts bu'tdmg clues to halt the killer. 0 '. ', l . .' ‘j '
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Ireedlng's —— 509 w. Main st. Tonight and tomorrow, The Bunch (60's and Pat“ 5 Mt‘ttms Sk'tttul'y ”trays thur Hastings. Brian Holman is 9 ' ‘ '2’.’ “
70'. rock),9p.m.taia,m.sa¢ougr, confident French detective Hercule much more enjoyable than Sherlock . e . '7 t'.-*',
cere ulnar — 337 E. Main st. tonight. ltodio.Coie ho. a new name! Th Pmmt‘ called "‘ by the DOWN" HolmeS‘ Watson. innocently filling The Associated ’i'e , , '1 V * ,

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We -— Hyatt Regency Hotel. The lounge features Top 40 dance music on ~, . , . As Barbara. Lisa Wethmgton adds “0m Inc Reprinted mm permission ~ 5 . ' : ' .I ..
a sound system. in addition to your favorite videos on a large screen TV. from .hls safe and Pmmt ‘5 to find a charming flirtatious air that H ' H 3‘ ”:I,‘ \I’I:.
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play both tonight and tomorrow. but will be preceded by a different group Claud is dead. But even With the fine acting, ap- 2 “wa Will I Know" Whitney Houston I Am”, :,"I .fI..,-l“- 1'3."
each night. Tonight, The Johnsons (folk rock) will begin at 9 p.m., and tomor- Ah. the plot thickens. pealing set and twisted plot. “Black 31.53“!" Starship itiruni I ' " ‘ ’I'; I' . .I.? ', it
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librery —- 388 Woodland Ave. Tonight and tomorrow, Nervous Melvin and adores him; the Italian Dr. Carelli The English accent posed a prob- ‘ ‘ p __ :_ ' ' , LI t I- .
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night. happy hour from 5 to 8 p.m. with a $3.50 cover after 8 p.m. Tomorrow, and Sir Claud‘s sister Caroline. too strenuous for the audience to fol- 1 WW1)”; '1». “.4, Rm! “mid V, "MU, ,RCA) ~ , -' ‘ "7 .
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